A new report states finds that as the gap between low-income workers and CEOs explodes, CEOs are not interested in protecting the social safety net.
Ohio has emerged as one of the top states for data center developers, with roughly 100 of the facilities already up and running and nearly 150 more on the way.
Ohio farmers are making hard decisions to pay the bills, and bearing the brunt of criticisms about food-borne illnesses in ...
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Ohio is a state whose international students contribute an estimated $1.3 billion a year to the overall economy, and support ...
There has been a rise in political violence in Ohio, but bills meant to curb these types of crimes have stalled. After a man ...
The man accused of injuring spectators at an event for Democratic candidate for Governor Amy Acton will go before judge ...
Ohio, on Thursday called to end tax subsidies to data centers. If necessary, he said, he'll propose a 100% tax.
Ohio public schools are experiencing a 15% day-to-day bus shortage, according to the National Association of Pupil ...
The Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression gave four Ohio colleges and universities a failing grade on their 2027 ...
The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio is weighing what do with Nationwide Energy Partners, an electricity reseller serving ...
Hoping to make sure high school students don’t waste time earning career credentials that won’t help them find jobs, Ohio is ...
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